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Majorca Police investigate Maximillian brother’s death

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By Samantha Allen

The death of Maximillian White’s brother, a British cannabis magnate, is being looked into by police in Majorca.

Tobias White, 35, passed away on Sunday at Son Llatzer Hospital, almost a week after being put in an induced coma and confined to intensive care following an incident at a Magaluf nightclub.

After allegedly assaulting one of the doormen at well-known nightclub Boomerang, he was restrained firmly by numerous bouncers and later Spanish Civil Guard personnel.

According to reports, a doctor on the scene anaesthetized him before rushing him to the hospital.

It is believed that the current investigation is concentrating on determining whether Mr. White used drugs prior to being admitted to the hospital in the wee hours of last Tuesday morning and whether they contributed in any way to his passing. Mr. White’s famous elder sibling has made a fortune selling medicinal marijuana.

According to local sources, he is thought to have overindulged in alcohol before the nightclub incident and used a combination of narcotics, including cocaine and ecstasy, before going into cardiac arrest and being rescued at the scene.

According to reliable sources, a witness told authorities the patient had used cocaine before being admitted to the hospital.

Concerned about the conduct of the club bouncers and police, relatives reportedly requested permission from a court in Palma to do their own autopsy.

According to respected island newspaper Ultima Hora, numerous partygoers captured bouncers detaining Mr. White before police came after his claimed assault on one of the doormen.

The British man’s death at the hospital on Sunday was confirmed Tuesday morning by a Civil Guard spokesman.

We are looking into the death of a British man who passed away at Son Llatzer Hospital on Sunday, five days after being brought for intensive care due to an incident at a Magaluf club, the guy’s lawyer claimed.

He added that Mr. White had been under police protection while receiving medical attention since, if he had lived, a court appearance on assault charges was expected.

A client allegedly head-butted a bouncer after being asked to put his top on, the spokesman claimed.

“Officers went to the incident at a nightclub in Magaluf in the early hours of last Tuesday morning.

‘That client, a well-built British man, was still acting quite aggressively when officers arrived. For his own safety and the safety of others around him, he had to be detained using proper force by four or five responders.

“He was biting and acting quite violently, beating his head against the floor, hurting himself.”

‘Medics also attended the nightclub as part of the emergency response,’ a reliable source claimed, adding that they had to sedate the man who had been arrested before he was transferred to the hospital.

He got a cut on his lip from the bouncer incident, but he wasn’t hospitalised for any bodily wounds, according to the authorities.

“A witness told the police that he consumed cocaine multiple times that evening.”

Late Tuesday night, nobody from Son Llatzer Hospital was immediately available for comment.

For a response, Boomerang Nightclub has been contacted.

Maximillian White, a native of Nottingham, has amassed wealth by selling medical marijuana to wholesalers all over the world.

Despite owning a lavish home in Majorca, the 41-year-old is now rumoured to reside in Dubai.

At the age of 17, he became the youngest landlord in Britain. He purchased 40 hectares of land in the Portuguese Algarve so that he could establish the largest medical cannabis farm in Europe.

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Samantha Allen is a seasoned journalist and senior correspondent at TDPel Media, specializing in the intersection of maternal health, clinical wellness, and public policy. With a background in investigative reporting and a passion for data-driven storytelling, Samantha has become a trusted voice for expectant mothers and healthcare advocates worldwide. Her work focuses on translating complex medical research into actionable insights, covering everything from prenatal fitness and neonatal care to the socioeconomic impacts of healthcare legislation. At TDPel Media, Samantha leads the agency's health analytics desk, ensuring that every report is grounded in accuracy, empathy, and scientific integrity. When she isn't in the newsroom, she is an advocate for community-led wellness initiatives and an avid explorer of California’s coastal trails.